Canada

Government of Saskatchewan (Canada)

Government of Ontario (Canada)

Government of British Columbian (Canada)

Nous collaborons avec les agriculteurs et les producteurs d'aliments afin d'appuyer la croissance et le développement du secteur de l'agriculture et de l'agroalimentaire. Nos politiques, nos programmes, nos recherches et nos technologies aident ces derniers à réussir sur les marchés canadiens et mondiaux.

Government of Quebec (Canada)

Government of Manitoba (Canada)

The Gordon Foundation is a charitable organization dedicated to protecting Canada's water and empowering Canada's North. We seek opportunities to amplify underrepresented voices, elevate emerging issues, and collaborate with like-minded organizations to drive powerful, sustainable outcomes.

Government of Nova Scotia (Canada)

There has been a long tradition of cooperation between the federal and provincial/territorial governments in forestry matters.

The establishment of the CCFM in 1985 provided an important forum for the respective governments to exchange information, work cooperatively, provide leadership and generate actions on forestry related matters of interests to all Canadians above and beyond the work done by individuals governments.

The primary role of the CCFM is to provide:

Growing Science^TM is a Canadian online publisher of open access academic and scientific journals. The mission of our company is to provide a forum to discuss the latest advances of different sciences. Our goal is to publish peer reviewed leading edge technology articles. Growing Science provides journals in two forms of hard and soft copies and depends primarily on subscription fees for its regular activities.

Established in 1908, the CIF-IFC is the oldest forest society in Canada!  The Institute serves as the voice of forest practitioners representing foresters, forest technologists and technicians, ecologists, biologists, educators and many others with a professional interest in forestry.

The Institute is dedicated to:

History

On June 2, 1920, the Canadian Society of Technical Agriculturists was formally launched. The idea of an organization dedicated to the professional aspects of Canadian agriculture caught on and branches quickly formed across the country.